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Tag Archives: Quark
The End of an Era
To most people working in publishing today, the name Quark is synonymous with the publishing process itself. The Denver-based company’s flagship product, QuarkXPress, set the standard for DTP and anyone looking for a job in the industry had to have … Continue reading
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Working with Catalyst
This turned out not to be as bad as I’d thought. The first Catalyst disk I tried (which I’d made from an image I stumbled across somewhere in the dark recesses of the net) immediately popped up a Drive Not … Continue reading
Maybe I should just drive downtown and visit Quark, Inc.
So, it’s back to the Apple ///. Hey, it’s been calling – what can I do? I just can’t leave a problem unresolved. Anyway, I’d like to thank Dave Ottalini from Washington Apple Pi for providing me with working Quark … Continue reading